GitHub Copilot
The updates introduce 'Staged publishing' as a generally available feature and new install-time controls for npm with additional flags for enhanced supply-chain security.
The updates introduce 'Staged publishing' as a generally available feature and new install-time controls for npm with additional flags for enhanced supply-chain security.
The GitHub Copilot usage metrics API now provides a breakdown of code review suggestions by comment type, enhancing the understanding of Copilot code review user activity.
The code_scanning_upload field will be removed from the rate_limit REST API endpoint response on May 19, 2026, indicating a planned deprecation of this field.
GitHub is implementing updates that will alter the retention policies for notifications and repository watches, with a rollout expected to complete in the coming months.
The global pull requests dashboard is now enabled by default for all GitHub users as it transitions to an opt-out public preview.
GitHub Copilot is migrating the download URLs for usage metrics reports to a stable, GitHub-owned custom domain to enhance URL stability.
GitHub is updating the Copilot plans for individuals to enhance service reliability and sustainability, as detailed in their recent blog post.
GitHub is removing the use of SHA-1 in HTTPS for its website and CDNs, which may affect browser compatibility.
GitHub Copilot now allows enterprise admins and AI managers to selectively enable the cloud agent access for specific organizations, rather than applying the setting universally across all organizations.
GitHub Copilot has introduced two new repository properties, 'deployable' and 'deployed', which are now visible in repository properties and security alert pages.